The evolution from 5G to 6G wireless communication networks signals the dawn of a transformative era in technological innovation and connectivity. However, this evolution is fraught with multifaceted challenges that extend beyond mere technological upgrades. This paper unveils the hidden obstacles that must be navigated to achieve a seamless migration to 6G. Key challenges include the integration of advanced technologies such as terahertz communication, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence, which necessitate unprecedented levels of research and development. Additionally, the requirement for ultra-low latency, massive connectivity, and enhanced security introduces complexities in network architecture and design. Regulatory and standardization issues, alongside the need for substantial infrastructural investments, further complicate the migration process. Socio-economic factors, including digital divide concerns and the environmental impact of new infrastructure, also play critical roles. By discussing these challenges, this paper provides a comprehensive understanding of the prerequisites for successful 6G deployment, laying the groundwork for future research and policy development aimed at overcoming these obstacles.

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Unveiling Challenges in Migrating from 5G to 6G: Insights from Wireless Communication Networks

  • Shaista Farhat,
  • Sumaiya Shaikh,
  • M. A. Jabbar,
  • Shagufta Farhat

摘要

The evolution from 5G to 6G wireless communication networks signals the dawn of a transformative era in technological innovation and connectivity. However, this evolution is fraught with multifaceted challenges that extend beyond mere technological upgrades. This paper unveils the hidden obstacles that must be navigated to achieve a seamless migration to 6G. Key challenges include the integration of advanced technologies such as terahertz communication, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence, which necessitate unprecedented levels of research and development. Additionally, the requirement for ultra-low latency, massive connectivity, and enhanced security introduces complexities in network architecture and design. Regulatory and standardization issues, alongside the need for substantial infrastructural investments, further complicate the migration process. Socio-economic factors, including digital divide concerns and the environmental impact of new infrastructure, also play critical roles. By discussing these challenges, this paper provides a comprehensive understanding of the prerequisites for successful 6G deployment, laying the groundwork for future research and policy development aimed at overcoming these obstacles.